I too grew up listening to these songs! My grandmother was a Carter and the Chuck Wagon Gang used to come by her house in Sherman, TX. There was always singing and guitar playing with my uncle playing the piano! Wow! Fond memories!
Thanks for posting this, I grew up with my parents playing thier records. I miss the old songs like this, they dont sing them much any more in this way. Our little old church in N. Ga, still does but would love to hear some new groups recording the old songs in this manner...so many memories Thanks!
The picture for the "current" Chuck Wagon Gang is incorrect. It shows Penney as the alto, and it is Shaye (Anna's granddaughter). Please update! Thanks! Gail Bruce
I saw the Chuck Wagon Gang in Shade Gap, PA August 10, 1969... I believe the guitarist at that time with them was Mylon LeFevre...would anybody remember?
My husband and I got the chance to see the Chuck Wagon Gang in concert at the Fair in Hiwatha ,Ga They came out of retirement in 1995 96,They sounded as great as the albums we have (8).We bought a cassette and a book from Ellen or was it Ruth and she was so sweet.. What a blessing
Hide Me, Rock Of Ages. J.D. Sumner and the Blackwood Brothers have a couple of videos here on youtube, but it seems J.D. overdemonstrates his vocal prowess in every performance (in my opinion), detracting from the song's feeling.
I have made a careless mistake on the 1955 picture. Pictured bottom right is Eddie, not Jim. The Original Gangs final recording session with Jim singing bass was in 1953.
Harold Timmons, who was with the Gang in the eighties has Gospelgallery and all CWG music is there. I have ordered Cattle UK #268 Americas Popular Family Quartet cd hoping to get a better quality "When The Saints Go Marching In" than my old worn out vinyl. He is also sold out of "Higher: Complete 1940 Dallas Session" cd, but I have emailed Copper Creek Records and think I have been lucky enough to find one. I say lucky because on Amazon sellers are asking $50-$75, and they have one $14 incl post
i love the origional CWG my grandmother actually sang wit h Anna and Rose a couple times before they stopped singin..
HillsOfHomeAwaight 4 months ago
nicely done video. I really like their beautiful voices.
BettyAlexander 6 months ago
I too grew up listening to these songs! My grandmother was a Carter and the Chuck Wagon Gang used to come by her house in Sherman, TX. There was always singing and guitar playing with my uncle playing the piano! Wow! Fond memories!
RTwinkie 7 months ago
Thanks for posting this, I grew up with my parents playing thier records. I miss the old songs like this, they dont sing them much any more in this way. Our little old church in N. Ga, still does but would love to hear some new groups recording the old songs in this manner...so many memories Thanks!
fattomoftheopera 8 months ago
The picture for the "current" Chuck Wagon Gang is incorrect. It shows Penney as the alto, and it is Shaye (Anna's granddaughter). Please update! Thanks! Gail Bruce
gailbruce123 9 months ago
Beautiful!!!!! ....Thanks so much for the song and pictures!
bigalright 1 year ago
I saw the Chuck Wagon Gang in Shade Gap, PA August 10, 1969... I believe the guitarist at that time with them was Mylon LeFevre...would anybody remember?
Pickinbuddy 2 years ago
My husband and I got the chance to see the Chuck Wagon Gang in concert at the Fair in Hiwatha ,Ga They came out of retirement in 1995 96,They sounded as great as the albums we have (8).We bought a cassette and a book from Ellen or was it Ruth and she was so sweet.. What a blessing
bassingal89 2 years ago
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Angelus5555 2 years ago
Love this one and anythin gby the Orginal group with Dad Carter and his wonderful Voice God has been good to us!
gmkell59 2 years ago
What is the name of this song? I love it!
themaillady85 2 years ago
Hide Me, Rock Of Ages. J.D. Sumner and the Blackwood Brothers have a couple of videos here on youtube, but it seems J.D. overdemonstrates his vocal prowess in every performance (in my opinion), detracting from the song's feeling.
xboilermaker 2 years ago
I have made a careless mistake on the 1955 picture. Pictured bottom right is Eddie, not Jim. The Original Gangs final recording session with Jim singing bass was in 1953.
xboilermaker 2 years ago
they are great songs but theyre stopping too much .
hfpitman 2 years ago
That's the way church congregrations sang them, with a pause before beginning each new verse.
xboilermaker 2 years ago
They seem like a nice family...
I would like to hear them more...
dudemantwo 2 years ago
Thanks much for this! Inspite of being only 31, I actually grew up listening to their music.
obeedoo 2 years ago
This really brings back memories. Where does one find recordings by the orinal group?
WillisRoutt 2 years ago
Harold Timmons, who was with the Gang in the eighties has Gospelgallery and all CWG music is there. I have ordered Cattle UK #268 Americas Popular Family Quartet cd hoping to get a better quality "When The Saints Go Marching In" than my old worn out vinyl. He is also sold out of "Higher: Complete 1940 Dallas Session" cd, but I have emailed Copper Creek Records and think I have been lucky enough to find one. I say lucky because on Amazon sellers are asking $50-$75, and they have one $14 incl post
xboilermaker 2 years ago
You can still find them from clearing houses on Google.
edwardf49 2 years ago